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Course Description

The Conversations about Large Enrolment speaker series invites you to join in conversations with peers about teaching in large enrolment courses. Each session will have a guest presenter to share their experiences, engage in discussions and explore strategies for effective classroom teaching and learning. 

Please note: Registration will close 2 business days before each workshop. Participants will receive relevant Zoom information via email at least 1 hour before the designated start time.

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Type
Online Synchronous
Days
W
Time
2:30PM to 3:30PM
Dates
Sep 23, 2026
Schedule and Location
Hours
1.0
Delivery Options
Course Fees
No Cost non-credit $0.00

Section Notes

From Classroom Practices to Campus Supports: Navigating Student Situations in Large Enrollment Classes

In large enrolment courses, instructors navigate requests from hundreds of students ranging from academic performance, deferred assessments, personal challenges, to classroom behaviour.

This session will provide practical classroom management strategies and supportive response techniques that instructors can use to address common student situations with confidence, maintain appropriate boundaries, support their own well-being, and connect students with specialized resources, including Student Accessibility Services and the Assessment and Care Team.

By the end of this session, participants will be able to:

  1. Apply effective classroom management strategies to address common challenging student situations in large enrolment courses.
  2. Distinguish between supportive instructional responses and formal academic accommodations, and understand the instructor's role in each.
  3. Identify self-care practices and professional boundaries that support instructor well-being when managing complex student situations.
  4. Recognize when a situation should be referred to specialized campus supports and select appropriate referral pathways.

Guest presenters: Brenda McDermott, Director, Student Accessibility Services, and Meg Martin, Director, Student Care

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